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NEET SS 2022 aspirants approach SC against changed exam pattern
Overview
Challenging the changed exam pattern of National Eligibility-cum-Entrance Test Super Specialty (NEET-SS) 2022 examination, the aspirants of the entrance test, belonging to MD Radiation Oncology and MD Anaesthesiology, have approached the Supreme Court.
The grievance of the petitioner doctors are against the new pattern for the NEET SS examination that consists of 150 questions from the general/basic component of the primary feeder broad specialty subject and from all sub-specialty/systems/component of that primary feeder broad specialty subject. Besides, the petitioners are also upset by National Medical Commission's draft Postgraduate Medical Education Regulations, 2021, which proposes deletion of MD radiation oncology/radiotherapy as an eligible feeder specialty qualification for the super specialty course of DM Medical Oncology.
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Doctors Move Supreme Court Against NEET SS 2022 Exam Pattern